A Fender Bronco finds a spot to calibrate. A full discography of music influenced by 1970s & 80s rock and roll streams at: open.spotify.com/artist/739if2Rc8xE80JwyU3aRcQ?si=R5MLbyc...
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A Fender Bronco finds a spot to calibrate. A full discography of music influenced by 1970s & 80s rock and roll streams at: open.spotify.com/artist/739if2Rc8xE80JwyU3aRcQ?si=R5MLbyc...
Here’s a bass that turns heads before you even plug it in—the Fender JMJ Road Worn Mustang Bass in Faded Daphne Blue. This short-scale powerhouse blends vintage aesthetics with modern performance and pays tribute to Justin Meldal-Johnsen, the bassist behind artists like Beck, Nine Inch Nails, and St. Vincent. It’s a modern classic with unmistakable retro flair.
Visually, the bass screams mid-century cool. The body’s offset contours and worn nitrocellulose finish channel Fender’s golden-era craftsmanship from the 1960s. The Daphne Blue color, originally a custom car paint shade from General Motors, became a staple of Fender’s custom colors in the early ‘60s—and this faded, road-worn version adds a ton of character. The light relic treatment gives it the feel of a well-loved vintage instrument that’s spent years on the road, complete with finish checking, dings, and edge wear.
The pickguard, a lush pearloid layer, complements the classic aesthetic, while the rosewood fretboard and vintage-style tuners lock in the retro vibes. The star of the show is the Custom Seymour Duncan® split-coil pickup, delivering punchy, focused tones with a deep, thumpy voice—perfect for indie rock, funk, and lo-fi grooves. Add the short 30” scale, and you get an incredibly playable bass that’s easy on the hands and full of sonic mojo.
Fender’s Mustang Bass was first introduced in 1966 as Leo Fender’s final bass design before selling the company. Its compact size and unique tonal range made it a sleeper hit—until bassists like JMJ revived it for modern audiences.
Whether you're a collector, gigging musician, or tone chaser, the JMJ Mustang blends history, attitude, and playability in one incredibly cool package. It’s not just a bass—it’s a vibe.
A vintage Fender Bronco attempts some camouflage. A full discography of indie rock streams at: open.spotify.com/artist/739if2Rc8xE80JwyU3aRcQ?si=ZKVVRrw...